High-purity alumina low-sodium microcrystalline series

　　High-temperature alumina is a metallic material with good thermal stability and corrosion resistance. It is an organic compound composed of A1203, magnesium hydroxide, and silicon dioxide, with a high molecular weight, low fluidity, and high melting point at high temperatures. Due to its high-temperature thermal stability, corrosion resistance, and wear resistance, high-temperature alumina can perform its best in high-temperature environments.

　　High-temperature alumina is often used in coatings for turbine engine automotive parts and military aircraft. It has excellent corrosion resistance, impact resistance, and a low coefficient of friction, providing lubrication and corrosion protection for many components in turbine engines. In addition, because high-temperature alumina has good oxidation properties, it can also be used in ceramic production, such as manufacturing ceramic ovens.